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On September 8th, UKS2 Crew visited Warner Brother Studios: Harry Potter World in London for their final hook in to their expedition: The Magic of Motion: How have trains been on a journey of change? This video captures our amazing, unforgettable experience…
This week we worked together to build a fire so that we could enjoy some fresh popcorn!
Check out what we’ve been up to this week in Key Stage One!
We’ve been working hard in our maths lessons, had an exciting visit to the forest to influence our writing and have been building our Crews in Cojo challenges!
Another week in Crew Fox completed✅! We’ve had a shorter week, missing Monday and this meant we were quite unsettled on Tuesday. Our HOWL averages were not the best at the start of the week and we’ve focused on being kind to our classroom and resources, and also focusing on our learning at all times. It has been a tough week but we have had had some great learning opportunities.
Our experience day in Expedition gave us an insight into life during the Industrial Revolution. We used our drama skills to act out cleaning in the mill, they were scavengers themselves, retrieving cotton and wool from under a pretend loom.
We engaged with our train expert Martin, and now have lots of information!
Our HOWL average was 2.4. Next week, our target is to really focus and remember to refocus when we go off task and continuing to take care of our classroom and looking after equipment.
Happy weekend everyone, have a lovely break.
Mrs Fox 🦊
It has been a pleasure today to see everyone working hard to improve their handwriting in Year 2. they have really been trying to get smarter and to produce beautiful work.
We’ve had another jam-packed week in EYFS, check out what we’ve been up to!
Today in Crew Welburn, we’ve spent some time in the forest area experiencing what Little Red Riding Hood would have felt like, heard, and seen as she was walking through the forest to her Grandma’s house. We chotted our ideas in pairs and then shared these together ready to continue writing our story next week. We can’t wait to get writing!
This week the children have really tired hard to get smart with their phonics learning. They have been looking closely at segmenting and blending words using magnet boards and using their Fred talk to write initial sounds on their party invitations.
They have then taken this knowledge into their provision learning by painting their new sounds on the playground.
We have worked hard in crew sessions to learn all about our feelings and how each one is different. We learnt It is ok to feel different ways, its how we act during those different emotions that keep our HOWL scores at 3 and 4.
The children have worked hard this week. Well done crew Ferguson x
